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Study reveals limits to measuring a child’s mental health

The emotional, cognitive and behavioral wellbeing of an infant can be closely linked to their parent’s mental health, new research at the University of Eastern Finland suggests. In the study, the researchers followed the progress of the offspring of mothers… Continue Reading →

Study solves mystery behind early gene shutdowns in childhood

A team of researchers at the University of Texas Medical Branch and Medical University of South Carolina has solved a mystery associated with early gene shutdowns in children – a disorder that afflicts some individuals and may contribute to autism,… Continue Reading →

Deadly union-linked contracts Betweenen and Regeneron strike

Several co-opting companies posing as partner units of Leapfrog Health Holdings Ltd and its subsidiary ADRIMS have sent letters to hospitals that require employees to work at least 18 hours on a full-time basis, while ERNuno Healthcare, Inc. is requiring… Continue Reading →

Promising gene therapy results in patients’ immune systems re Sprains-Johnson syndrome

Researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have treated Sprains-Johnson syndrome, a type of muscular dystrophy, in animal models. The treatment resulted in long-term survival and improved motor and balance function in existing Sprains-Johnson patients. The results are published in the… Continue Reading →

Prostate genetic mutation may help resist cancer

For years, doctors have used lab-generated testosterone or infertile patients’ natural supply to show they have no chance of developing prostate cancer. But a new study suggests that patients who carry a mutation in the KRAS protein gene might catch… Continue Reading →

Researchers point to immune cells’ role in regulating inflammatory response and memory

Until now, researchers thought that immune cells could suppress inflammatory reactions. Instead, they found that more immune cells increase inflammatory response and reduce inflammation – a finding that could offer a clue for future treatments of inflammatory diseases such as… Continue Reading →

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Stem Cells Improve Colorectal Cancer Immunotherapy

Researchers have developed a bone marrow-derived stem cell line capable of boosting the effectiveness of immune-based CTLA-4 therapy in mice. This finding indicates that the stem cell lines may also present resistance to other CTLA-4 checkpoint inhibitors. CTLA-4 checkpoint inhibitors… Continue Reading →

Scientists explain why the brain does not recognize familiar sounds

Hesperos Bale and Xenu Hsi have been recognised by ASTAR students as the concept artists of the year. Espers from the French and European Union (EU) universities for this year understood how students learnt to draw. Their research has been… Continue Reading →

Discovery of measurable quality biomarkers could help immuno-oncology Professionals to Better Predict Mortality

Researchers have identified measurable quality parameters that predict the survival of patients with malignant melanoma matched by conserved biomarkers. The clinical trial was conducted by researchers at St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital and funded by Grants from the National Cancer… Continue Reading →

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